The PERCEIVE Project is spanned over 3 years
Partners from EU and beyond involved
Scenarios to study colour changes over time

PERCEIVE presents Fragile Colours: Perceiving and Experiencing the Autochrome: An international exhibition exploring the fragile beauty of early colour photography and how technology can preserve and revive its luminous hues. Developed in collaboration with the NTNU University Museum, the V&A, and international partners. Opening 26 November 2025 in Trondheim.

The complete PERCEIVE Talks series is now available on demand through the dedicated playlist on the project’s YouTube channel, providing a long-term training resource for professionals and researchers interested in colour studies, conservation, and digital technologies applied to cultural heritage.

PERCEIVE presents Chromatic Visions: Exploring Colour in Art, Archaeology and Digital Realities: an open-access book in two volumes exploring how advanced digital technologies can help us preserve, reconstruct, and experience colour change, bringing together leading European researchers to rethink colour through science, design, and civic participation.